Sentence examples for contrast to young from inspiring English sources
Young girls faced many restrictions concerning their education, career and marriage, in contrast to young boys: When the couple returns from office, the woman has to fulfil her fully loaded responsibility at home, while her husband has the chance to physically relax and insists on sexual contact that makes him mentally relaxed.
I don't claim to have their artistic prowess, but I did have a ton of fun parodying the style in contrast to young Austen's story, "Love and Freindship" (yes, spelled "e" before "i") in particular.
Although pulmonary (CD11c+) cells from old mice were fully capable of producing cytokines in response to M. tb infection, we demonstrate that in contrast to young mice, M. tb induced cytokine production occurred independently of TLR-2.
In contrast to young mothers, grandparents generally lack power and voice in the decision-making and discussions on childrearing issues.
In the population-based study, the prevalence of headaches peaked during middle age (40 49 years) in contrast to young adulthood (18 29 years) in the epilepsy group.
For school leavers with a maximum of a lower secondary school-leaving certificate, we expect even better chances for young men in contrast to young women for a successful placement.
But in stark contrast to younger voters, 81% of this group were certain to vote.
In contrast to younger Hollywood moguls, who crave media attention, Mr. Wasserman, the former chairman of MCA, does not give interviews and said that he has no interest in writing a book about his years in Hollywood because he has always viewed his roles -- as a talent agent and then executive -- as one of discretion and privacy.
In contrast to younger animals, however, BMD in older TG mice was not statistically different compared with non-TG mice at 3 months of age and was similar to non-TG animals at 6 months of age.
In contrast to younger mental-health patients, older patients are not as frequently plagued by substance abuse, and they are not upset by minor anxieties such as taxes, break-ups, or a lost pet because they have already conquered many of life's challenges, she says.
This demonstrates that, in contrast to younger subjects, the elderly employ both hands with equal frequency.
